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H-170
JINBAORI, Samurai Warrior Lord's camp overcoat
with Toyotomi related samurai clan mon ((heraldic
emblem) on back
JINBAORI is a garment for use in camp or battlefield
and worn over the armor. The jimbaori is a loose sleeveless
overcoat that hangs to mid-thigh length and is made of wool,
silk and cotton. It has the advantage of giving a more important
appearance to the wearer. It is worn when beginning a march,
retreating to rest, at inspections, when triumphantly returning,
at the assembly of higher rank samurai. Anyone holding an
important position must wear one always.
This is late Edo/early Meiji period ( about 1850's) woolen
JINBAORI with row silk lining and silk brocaded ornament
and embroidery. The ground cloth is wool fabric called "goro".
The shoulders have a kind of epaulette design made of silk
brocade material. The front panels are made of silk black
brocade. It has patchwork crest samurai family mon
(heraldic emblem)
of Toyotomi family and retained are placed on JINBAORI
back.
Excellent condition according to it age and without moth
bites. Partly restored ( lining, button)
An excellent item to accompany a suit of armor or samurai
display
Length: 90,5 cm
shoulder width: 60 cm
Price: $ 1 250.00
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